Molestaré (en. Bother)

/moleˈstaɾe/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

To negatively affect someone, causing irritation or discomfort.

I will bother you if you don't stop making noise.

Te molestaré si no dejas de hacer ruido.

To interrupt or disturb someone in their activities.

I don't want you to be bothered during your study.

No quiero que te moleste durante tu estudio.

To intend to do something that is uncomfortable for another person.

I will bother my brother with my questions.

Molestaré a mi hermano con mis preguntas.

It derives from the Latin 'molestare', which means to cause annoyance.

don't bother me

Ask me not to interrupt you or to leave me alone.

no me molestes

I don't want to bother

Expression used to indicate that one does not wish to cause discomfort to someone.

no quiero molestar

it bothers me that

It is used to express a complaint about something specific.

me molesta que

annoyance

Discomfort or disturbance that a person feels due to an action.

molestia

annoying

Adjective that describes the feeling of discomfort or irritation.

molesto

bothersome

Person who causes annoyance to others.

molestador

To be a nuisance

Don't be a nuisance, I won't get bothered anymore.

No seas pesado, no me molestaré más.

To annoy

Don't bump into me, or I will bother you.

No me choques, que te molestaré.